John Edmond - Inja the Dog - Song | Текст песни

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• John Edmond
• Inja the Dog - Song

There are hunting dogs,
A bat-eared fox
A jackal with stripes,
And a heyennah with cross.
But down through the ages
They can do what they can,
But only Inja the dog can be a friend of mine.

A primeval man on a coco-night
Cooking in his cave in a fire and light.
And a family of dogs
From the wilderness they came
To share food and fire and your friendliness.

First there came the hunting dogs,
Creeping up to the glowing logs.
The man said "I can't sharemy stew
Because there are too many of you".

There are hunting dogs,
A bat-eared fox
A jackal with stripes,
And a heyennah with cross.
But down through the ages
They can do what they can,
But only Inja the dog can be a friend of mine.

Then there came the bat-eared fox,
Frightening all the man's poor flocks.
Man said "Friends can never be
Because of all your treachery".

Then there came the sly jackal
With his "hear me" sounding hawl .
Man said "I don't like your noise
Leave my fire, you have no choice".

There were hunting dogs,
A bat-eared fox
A jackal with stripes,
And a heyennah with cross.
But down through the ages
They can do what they can,
But only Inja the dog can be a friend of mine.

Then there came the heyennah,
Man could smell him from afar.
Man said "You're a scavenger,
And I don't like your aroma".

Then finally came Inja the dog,
From a misty forest fog.
Raven faithful to the end,
Man said "You're my best friend".

There are hunting dogs,
A bat-eared fox
A jackal with stripes,
And a heyennah with cross.
But down through the ages
They can do what they can,
But only Inja the dog can be a friend of mine.